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Jan Berry - Second Wave 20th anniversary edition
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Jan's soloalbum "Second wave" gets a re-release 20 years after it was released.
Second Wave — 20th Anniversary Re-Issue
JAN BERRY’S SECOND WAVE
A Conversation with Associate Producer Rob Kuropatwa
By Mark A. Moore
http://jananddean-janberry.com/blog/second-wave-20th-anniversary-re-issue/
Thanks to Mark A. Moore!
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I've always had a fondness for this album.
To me, the rap sections add a lot of character and I welcome them with open arms.
I think most of the songs here are great, but "So Here I Go Again" is my absolute favorite. Jan just sounds absolutely amazing here.
As far as the remakes, I'm not a big fan of the idea in general. That was one of the initial drawbacks of Brian Wilson's Imagination, but I ended up liking "Keep An Eye On Summer" and, even more, "Somewhere Quiet" from No Pier Pressure But, I like the additions that Jan added to the four here. The one drawback are those extremely harsh synths at the beginning of "Dead Man's Curve." I don't find the remakes essential, but certainly enjoyable.
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